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waypoints

in the

route have

have a Starlink model MRB-2A beacon

receiver, you

don't

have to enter

been selected. Press the CLR

key

when

you're

finished. A

screen similar to the one below

right appears.

Thewaypoints

used inthis route

appear

on the

right

side of the

screen. In this

example route,

we saved five

waypoints,

there arefive

"legs"

on the route.

Question

marks

appear

for the

name on all of the

waypoints,

since

you

can't name the

waypoints

while

entering

them

from the

map.

you

wish to

change anything

aboutthe

way-

point,

i.e.

name, position,

icon,

see the "Edit

Waypoint"

section. The

waypoint's

num-

berappears

on thefar

right

side

of the screen. This is it's num-

ber in the

waypoint

list. All

of the

waypoints

that are saved are

added to the

waypoint list,

matter

how

you

save them. If

the route shown on the

list isthe

way you

want

it,

simply press

the ENT

key

to save

it. The

GlobalMap

1000 returns to the

route menu with

your

new route

at the

top

of the list.

Add From Table

To create a routefrom the list of

waypoints,

first name the route

as shown on the

previous page.

You should see the screen at

the

top

of the next

page

after

(Change

Name

1ddFrom

Map

)

BIG FISH Eoute

LEG WAYPT S

1? 4

2 ? S

3 ? S

Add From

Table)

(Add

From

Keys

(Remove IJaypt

ft6'I—

Edit

Way$

naming

the route. Now

press

the

key

next to the "Add

From

Table" label.

The screen shown in the middle of the next

page appears.

All of the

waypoints (including

their

number, name,

and

symbol)

stored in

the

GlobalMap

1000 can be viewed on the left side

of the screen. The first

thefrequency

orthe bit rate.

Simply press

the

key

nextto the "Start Starlink

Automatic Mode" label and the Starlink receiver will

tell

the

GlobalMap

1000 the transmitter

frequency

and

bit

rate,

automatically.

When

you're

finished with this

screen, press

the CLR

key.

The

GlobalMap

should start

using

the data from the differential beacon receiver. See the

"DGPS Beacon Receiver

Status" section in this manual for more informa-

tion,

Initialization

LGC-1 GPS

Module

Note: Read this section

only

you

have a LGC-1 GPS module

connectedto the

GlobalMap

1000. If

you

are

usingthe

NMEA 0183

input

for

position

information,

skip

this

part.

In order for the LGC-1 G PS module to lock onto the

satellites,

it must first

find them. If

you simply

turn the unit on and

wait,

the unit will find the

satellites

itself in 15 minutes or less. This is called "Cold Start." If

you

let it find the

satellites,

the time

display

will

probably

wrong,

since it will

showing

UTC time or the time at

Greenwich, England. However,

all

other

navigation displays, including

the

position

display

will

be correct.

(You

can set the time to

your

local

time.)

speed up

the satellite

acquisition process, you

can initialize the LGC-1 or "tell it

where it is" the

firsttime it's turned on. This initialization

process

usually

done

only

once

and

requires

the

following

data:

1. Your

present position

latitude/longitude.

Your elevation above sea level

(altitude).

Today's

date and

time.

The unit

usually onlytakes

afew minutes or less to find the satellites once

it's

been initialized

the user.

Afterthe

powercable

and GPS

antenna module are

installed,

press

the ON

key,

then

press

the MENU

key.

Now

press

the

key

next to the "I/O and Initial-

ization" label.

Finally, pressthe

key

nextto the "Initial Time and

Position" label. The screen

shown at

right appears

next.

(

Initial

Setting

Latitude: N

*5°44207'

Longitude:

U 00008.1293

Altitude:

Tine: 12:47:32

Date: 10/28/1993

arr

Toggle

N/S Latitude

Use

arrow

keys

to move about. Press

EI4T to start

initialization when

you

are done. CLE will exit screen.

BIG Fi;H

ROUTE

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END or PCuI.ITE

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